New! Jamie Pearl dares you to take a fashion risk 👠

NY2213 by Jennifer Sanchez

It’s time for a holiday treat. We can’t share our T-day leftovers over the internet, but we’re serving up another something special: FREE shipping on all orders in the continental US when you spend $50 or more—through this Monday, 11/28 at 11:59pm PT only! Use code YIPPEE.   

Folks who’ve been with us for a while know we rarely ever offer free shipping—we’re a super small team and take extra care packing and shipping every artwork, so the cost of shipping isn’t something we can usually cover. Consider this your once-in-a-blue-moon chance to score the satisfaction of free shipping for all the art in your cart—prints, framed prints, or objects. Just spend $50+ and enter code YIPPEE at checkout.  

This is a great opportunity to get that holiday gift list in order. Our order deadlines for guaranteed delivery for some holiday cheer are coming up—11/28 for the first night of Hanukkah and 12/5 for Christmas Eve. Orders placed after that date could still get to you in time (and we have select pieces that’ll ship with speedier service for on-sched arrival), but there won’t be any other opportunity to snag free shipping. Use YIPPEE by midnight PT on Monday, 11/28!

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Why not take a fashion risk by Jamie Pearl
 10"x8" ($40) | 14"x11" ($85) | 20"x16" ($275) | 30"x24" ($1,450) | 50"x40" ($5,300)

We’ve all been there: standing in front of the mirror, turning this way and that, holding ten different outfits on hangers in front of our bodies and growing more unsure by the minute. Our debut edition with 26 year-old New York City-based photographer Jamie Pearl is the antidote to our worries—Why not take a fashion risk soothes our trepidation, our inner “can you REALLY pull this off?” critic.    

In 2018, Pearl was visiting the famous artist enclave of Joshua Tree, California, and she stumbled upon this sign. Instinctively, she knew it was time to shoot her shot…on 35mm film. “My aim was to capture this whimsical moment where the town's creative spirit met a call to self-expression”, she explains. In capturing what could be an overlooked scene, she elevates and points to one of the most seminal and profound parts of being not only an artist or creative person, but an individual: the second we decide to choose ourselves instead of fear.    

Steeped in the practice of portraiture (Pearl focuses on editorial and beauty photography, as well as travel and documentary photography), portraying what is bold about the human spirit is a thread running through all her work, fashion-oriented or not. Pearl, who is energized by rawness and authenticity, noticed this signage on the bottom of a mirror because...of course she did! What is a more raw and authentic theme than that of the universal battle between doubt and confidence we fight in our heads?   

This image, of course, also includes glimpses of the eclectic, colorful interior reflected by both the mirror itself and the camera’s lens as a whole. There’s a worn, luxurious velvet burgundy couch piled high with vintage pillows in contrasting colors. The walls are art-filled and lime-washed. The mirror is perched on that most humble and universal of building materials: a cinder block; contrasting that rough concrete is a gold velour ‘70s ottoman, a slick satin-y red and blue striped curtain, and a rough, fuzzy brown floral rug.    

Pearl’s work sings not just in hue but in texture. The whole rainbow is there–and with the confidence bestowed upon the viewer, so too is a world of possibilities for self-expression. Indeed–and especially because it’s the tail end of New York Fashion Week–Why not take a fashion risk?